SmartMoney Magazine Subscription

Pros: Solid business and personal information for those ready to invest in the future...
Cons: ...a little too stock happy, but what business mag doesn't brag on its own portfolio?

My cynical side says that one way to improve your finances is by forsaking all financial magazines since a wealth of information exists at no cost on the web. Sticking with well-known names is one way in which the average family can learn, but sifting...

Pros: Low price; Good combination of business news and investment information
Cons: Advertisements are a little distracting.

Personal finance is one of my favorite subjects and I am always ready to read any publication that talks about investing, debt management, savings, and the like. One that I enjoy now and then is Smart Money, a magazine about business and general ...

Pros: Jammed packed with solid information.
Cons: Reader needs a certain level of investment sophistication to enjoy.

Being a person who strongly believes in individual freedom and personal responsibility, matters of finance and investing are of great interest to me. It is of such great interest, that I am often accused of evangelizing to my co-workers and other ...

Pros: Current Issues, Interesting Articles
Cons: A Little Heavy on the Jargon-may not be good for novices

I have been a subscriber of SmartMoney magazine for almost a year, and look forward to it arriving in my mailbox every month. It is published by the Wall Street Journal, and each issue has been filled with useful information about investing and money ...

Pros: Excellent writing and editing, content choice, price, layout, size
Cons: Read your subscription label when subscribing

Sooner or later, I always subscribe to Kiplingers Personal Finance Magazine. The articles are short and to the point, there's something there from soup to nuts, and the magazine was easy to read.

Was.

About a year ago, they...

Pros: Whether the $24 yearly rate is a luxury or a sneeze for you, this is of value!
Cons: none that I can find.

This is the only personal finance magazine I continue to subscribe to today. At one point 2 or 3 years ago, I was receiving at least 8 other similar-yet-just-different-enough publications. In my usual way, I was taking my personal education in all things...

Pros: Great website, good advice, laymen terms,
Cons: Hmmm?

I am a faithful SmartMoney reader and think it is one of the more useful financial magazines around. However, rather than spending whatever it costs to subscribe/buy at the book stand, I read SmartMoney online. The information is virtually identical to...

Pros: Useful Articles, Well Written
Cons: None

Off and on for years I have subscribed to Money magazine, Worth, Kiplinger's, and others. My wife just returned from visiting her father, who is a dentist and has a waiting room full of magazines. She brought home the current copy of Smart Money, and I...

Pros: awesome information to save money
Cons: some articles would be nice to if they were more detailed

Ok, here comes my a revision to my first posting to help answer some of the questions I might have missed.

I just bought this magazine for the first time this month. I was trully amazed at the information provided within. Not only where the...

Pros: price, stocks, portfolios
Cons: when you get magazine stocks have already skyrocketed

If you would like to make more money in the stock market, you have to get
Smart Money. This magazine is the best investing magazine around. Every month you will find great articles, top stocks, and long term portfolios. I always can find a ton of...

Pros: Informative, easy-to-read, great stock recommendations
Cons: Absolutely none

If you have a limited budget and would like to get the most effective financial information for your $$$, then SmartMoney is published for you. Not only does SmartMoney incorporate relevant financial topics and great stock recommendations, but it does so...

Pros: knowledge
Cons: helpful reading but could be more fun

From a college student who studies investments to a professional broker, I believe a wide array of people would profit from reading Smart Money. You may not always agree with their advice but their reasoning is always interesting and it is presented in...

Pros: Price, articles
Cons: no investment advice is a sure thing.

Young or old, no longer how long you have been in the market this magazine can be helpful to you investing potential. Smart Money is very trustworthy, and is put out by The Wall St. Journal, so you know it's a name you can trust.
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Pros: Wide variety of information, focused articles, and economically priced.
Cons: Only for general investing (because the variety is so broad), it really depends on how you look at it.

SmartMoney, a magazine distributed under the Wallstreet Journal, is an excellent source for finding information for investing (with a very broad range). I haven't been investing with funds and stocks for very long, but have found this mag to be...

Pros: Great advice on investing AND spending
Cons: Wish it was weekly instead of monthly

While there are many personal finance magazines that give good advice on investing your money what sets apart Smart Money is the many articles on SPENDING your money wisely. How to get the best deals on autos, how to shop smartly online, scams to avoid,...

Pros: easy to understand
Cons: magazine is wide

I am an investor for many years, and I use to read money and mutual fund magazines, but I really do enjoy reading Smart Money. I feel that it gives the reader an insight into the investing world. I work for a mutual fund company, and every article that...

Pros: Money
Cons: Fortune

The name explains it all. Smart Money is the leading money magazine in production today. The magazine contains information on all financial issues the arise in the averages person lifetime. This magazine is geared to the rich, like some others, this...

Pros: Topic variety, usefulness of information
Cons: Only comes out once a month

I have been a subscriber of Smart Money for about 3 years now and it never fails me. I always find out at least one thing in each issue that more than offsets the cost of the subscription. As you probably know this is a Wall Street Journal publication,...